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The aqueduct and viaduct at Marple, Greater Manchester. Artist: Eric de Mar?

The aqueduct and viaduct at Marple, Greater Manchester. Railway viaduct seen from the aqueduct which carries the Peak Forest Canal above the River Goyt; the Lancashire landscape can be seen beyond. The aqueduct, which comes at the foot of a flight of locks, was built by Benjamin Outram in 1801-8. Marple thrived as a textile town in a narrow valley at the foot of the Pennines, and relied on the railways and canals to transport its products.

Unique Identifier AR963144

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 4368px × 4412px

Photo Credit HIP / Art Resource, NY

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Architectural Feature

Benjamin Outram

Black and white

english heritage

Greater Manchester

Peak Forest Canal

water transport